Brenda Faith Bell


I work days at the Aeroplus Access division of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), and at night as one of the co-owners of The Web Warren, a small Web design and Internet consulting outfit. I spend much of my time commuting between Queens, New York, downtown Manhattan, and North Plainfield, New Jersey.

Merry Black Widow Spider

My hobbies include

  • computers
  • photography
  • sewing and needlecraft
  • costuming
  • ham radio

and STAR TREK and Forever Knight fandom. I'm also an avid arctophile; I designed my first teddy bear in 1997.

Some of my work in these areas can be seen on my other web sites, listed below.

My significant other (and president/co-owner of The Web Warren) is Frank Warren. At right is the "Christmas photo" of us we gave to the family this year.


The main photo was taken by our friend Heather-Anne when we visited the Cape Breton Tea Room in Halifax, Nova Scotia, this past October.

The holly border is tiled from a photo I made of a single terminal branch of one of the holly bushes in Frank's parents' front yard.

Both photos were taken with my Kodak DC-120 digital camera. The composite was made using Adobe PhotoShop LE 3.5.
Frank and Brenda at the Cape Breton Tea Room
Frank and Brenda, Christmas 97

The photo was taken by Franks' mom, Kitty, on Christmas morning 1997 on the DC-120. I eventually plan to put a few other photos of our families up on one of our personal sites.


I keep my home page deliberately simple, since most of my Web time is spent designing theme pages and pages for others.


Friends and Family


It has been said that one knows little of a person unless one knows his family.
Most of my nuclear family isn't up on the 'Net yet; however, here's a very short family tree...
One family member that is on the Web is

As more of our family members start mounting home pages, I hope to add them to this list.


Sites I've done:

Here are links to my theme pages and to other pages I've designed.

Bonnie Brae Scottish Festival and Highland Games

The residential Bonnie Brae School for Boys in Liberty Corners, New Jersey is a not-for-profit educational institution which has been accepting troubled and at-risk youths into its program for over 80 years. Their annual Highland Games have been a traditional fundraiser since 1987 or 1988, with a year's break in 1996, during which time the Games were brought under professional management by East of the Hebrides Entertainments. Frank and I have volunteered at these Games in various capacities under the auspices of Telephone Pioneers Chapter 99 (Bellcore, now Telcordia Technologies) since 1990.
I started my Bonnie Brae site in 1998 as a way of sharing the experience with the other Bellcore Pioneers and Pioneer Partners, and with friends who live too far away to attend the Games. I'm currently working on my photos from the 1999 Games, which should be up shortly.
If you live close enough to travel to New Jersey, why not come down next year and join the festival?

Geraint Wyn Davies Fan Club and Forever Knight Pages

The official Geraint Wyn Davies Fan Club (GWDFC) site is written, run, and maintained Quinn with the knowledge and consent of the club president, Rosemary Shad. My pages chronicle only my personal adventures with members of the club at official and unofficial club gatherings.
The Penn State Forever Knight mailing lists (FORKNI-L and FKFIC-L) are the two main lists of one of the largest communities of Forever Knight fans on the Internet. They, the Forever Knight Fan Fiction site, and the EFNET #foreverknight channel on IRC comprise the cornerstones of an estimated fan community of over 1,000 members and growing.

  • My Gerthering Page Personal photos from the Third Weekend With Geraint Wyn Davies (a.k.a. "The Gerthering")
  • The Ger Bear Project This site is dedicated to my first teddy bear design, done in honor of Geraint Wyn Davies (star of Forever Knight and Black Harbour. It includes some pix of me and Ger with some of the bears, as well.
  • Dinner with Taz Liz (aka Taz21), one of the regulars on the EFNET Forever Knight IRC Channel, spent a month's vacation on this side of the "pond", traveling through the US and Canada. While she was in New York, in 1997, several of us met her and went out for dinner at Jekyll and Hyde's in Greenwich Village.

STARFLEET Pages

  • The USS AVENGER 10th Anniversary Party site (no longer available online). This was my first attempt at writing HTML, with help from Frank. The AVENGER just celebrated her 14th anniversary. While I took a handful of photos there, I don't expect to have the time to put up a page for them in the near future.
  • The 1996 STARFLEET Region 07 Conference site (no longer available). Frank and I were Computer Chairs for this conference, which meant provisioning the Web site and doing a lot of the conference's desktop publishing. While the site is no longer available live, the files have been archived and are available upon request.
  • The 1997 STARFLEET International Conference (site no longer available live -- inquire for copies of the archived files ). Once again, Frank and I were Computer Chairs -- but this time, we had other people to do the desktop publishing while we concentrated on the Web site and the on-site intranet. Photos of the conference taken on my digital camera were posted near-real-time so those members who couldn't make the conference wouldn't feel as left out. Because of the quantity of photos and the time involved in posting them, the photo directories do not have any fancy indexing (or indeed, any HTML coding).

More Fannish Pages

How do you gather a group of online fans (who have never met each other in person) at a con (science fiction/horror/fantasy/romance/name-the-genre convention)? That was my self-appointed task going into Syndicon-II (East) in May, 1997. The following pages are my attempt at preparing 75 FORKNI-L members and #foreverknight regulars for their first con, at a site I've been to almost every year since 1987.


Other things to do:


Last updated 6 July 1999.